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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08
Two surprises For sheridan.

Lieutenant General Sheridan and
wife and Colonel Blunt and wife took
a carriage this afternoon and drove out
TO the Geological Garden. AS the
General approached the ticket win.
at the Girard avenue entrance to the
garden he was surprised TO meet in
Actuary Charles Jefferson, OF the gar
den, an old schoolmate. The General
introduced his old friend 10 his wife
and companions, and pleasant quar-
ter OF an hour was spent in chatting
over old times. The General was then
handed over to the Head Keeper
Byrne, and for nearly two hours the
animals were put through their PAGES
TO the great delectation of their dis
tinguished visitors. When the Gen
eral entered the elephant house another
pleasant surprise awaited him. Wris.
~ old Ned Pendergast, the elephant
keeper, with many scrapes and bows,
approached the General and told him
that he was one of the participants in
the immortal charge at Winchester,
when Sheridan rode twenty miles 20
turn defeat into victory. The General
shook hands with the veteran, who
was SO pleased that he trotted out the
elephants and gave them bath.
General Sheridan told Head Keeper
Byrne he would try and get day on
soon and spend every minute of it in
the garden. He is we'll acquainted
with the peculiarities of nearly all the
North American animals. He told
Head Keeper Byrne he had stuffed
specimens of the heads Of most Of
them in his library at Washington.
He also told the head keeper that il
would be clear on Thursday, and OK
pressed hope that the garden would
do Il big business. -Ne,o York Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08

Mrs. Laura Morgan, one of Sur
veyor lIeattie's stan of customs in.
spectors. covered herself with glory
yesterday She made n seizure which
carries of the honors Of the Inspectors
Department for this year.
Adelaide Martien, n plump passen-
ger on the steamship Nevada from
Liverpool, said In her declaration that
she had nos dutiable goods In her
TRUNKS. Miss Martien wore IA hustle
that looked like barrel. Mrs. Nor
gan thought IL was rather pronounced,
but Miss Martein assured her that il
was the very latest from Paree. Mrs.
Morgan invited Miss Martin 10 ac-
company her TO the little examination
room on the wharf. Miss Martien held
out $50 TO Mrs. Morgan. The bribe
was refused and Miss MARTENS
phenomenal hustle yielded up its con
tents:
Five pieces of black lace and lace
trimming, ; lace collars, , packages OF
bracelets in handsome cases.
Miss MARTENS trunks came next.
In them were found: "a pieces worst
ed binding, pieces cotton braid. 80
pieces silk braid, Il pieces silk ribbon,
, pieces black lace, y pieces lace trim
ming, l76. yards silk, 81 yards velvet.
50i yards mixed silk and cotton goods.
206 pairs Of dress shields, pairs mems
socks, and table spread. -Ne,o York
Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08

AS fell the dusk upon the earth,
before his lowly tent, old Colorow sat
on log and brcathed this sad lament:
THE pale men from the rising sun.
these heroes of the barn, have ably
cooked the red mans goose, and wound
his ball of yarn; and wound his Sall of
yarn, my braves, and filled him full of
lead, and now the plains that once we
owned are peopled with our dead.
Where is Black Wolf, the fearless
scout, who terror never knew? The
starving coyotes gnaw his bones, while
on them falls the dew, nay braves. rs
night wears slowly through. and soon
these same untamed coyotes will whet
their teeth on you. No more upon our
wigwan poles our banners proud may
perch. and We can only dress and 90
To- Sunday. school and church TO sun
day-school and church, my braves and
sing tame anthems there, and clasp
our hands in wild appeal. that once
were clasped In hair. We've thrown
our tomahawks away and snapped
our scalping- knives for rattles for oar
smaller braves and washtubs for our
wives; and washtubs for our wives,
alas And changed the lariat rope FOR
patent clothcslines nc the store and
NN laundry soap. no more our war.
cry shall resound, no more the battle
cheer, but we shall DRIVE the branded
mule. and plow the prairie near; and
plow the prairie near, my braves. and
plant potatoes there, and raise large
squashes which will take a premium
at the fair. The noble red mans lost
his grip, his song no longer rolls or.
IL he sings. a soldier comes, aud Ills
him full ofholes; and Ellis him full OF
holes, my braves, then telegraphs away.
that seven hundred tiendish braves az
last were brought TO bay."--N Nebraska
State Journal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08
FAIR 0PHELIA.
CHAPTER I.-(coNTINurD.)
BY S. Y.

There was a frown on Gilbert's
brow he,isieddn vain TO Danish. Haz.
els arrangement did not quite suit
him. but he was forced To be content,
and led Gypsy TO the lawn.
The game WAS soon ended, and the
young people dispersed into several
couples, wandering happily about the
garden. Later. meeting Squire CLAN
dore IN the hall, Rosslyn paused to
speak 90 him.
y on look delighted. | expect Bas-
lis return was rs pleasant as unex-
pecteds' he said calmly.
~ cs: but that is not the only good
thing which has happened this morn
ing. Gilbert Belmont has Just been
asking me for little Hazel and only
a moment before my boy told me OF
his engagement to Lily Audley"
The squire was not looking at his
companion, or he might have remark
ed the singularly pallid hue which
oyerspread i,alph's face. His eyes
grew black and glittering his mouth
was drawn into cruel straight line
Before he answered those bright
words. the brief spasm had passed,
and his face had regained it's Old in
different expression.
~ congratulate you - he said
Jelly. as soon rs he had regained com
posure. The match is good one, and
your son has chosen we'll"
a few more sentences passed be-
tween them, then Ralph Rosslyn left
Glen Innes. shutting the gates behind
him with "A loud clash.
Now no one was near 10 see him, he
let the fury burning in his soul rise TO
the surface.
His face looked like demons, full
OF hideous rage; his eyes expressed all
the hate and bitter vengeance which
he felt for Basil Glandore.
HE shall not wed herl My sweet
Lily; the only Hover ever coveted in
my life. TO be culled by himi Come
what will. in the fight that now has
commenced. l shall win shall
fail!r
Ralph Kissed those words from be.
tween his clenched teeth, and struck
his hands with sudden force one
against the other.
The sense of his own power an
iron VIII united with almost callous
recklcssness gave him little relief
after al. What was Basil's strength
compared TO hisg
some impulse made him enter Aud
ley Towers as he passed. and finding
Lord Audley at home, he forced
smile 10 his lips, and "A gentle softness
% his tones ne was far from feeling.
Their interview lasted long; but
when he left I.ily's father there was
deep triumphant look in his eyes.
which showed ne was not wholly dis
satisfied.
The mist cloud had commenced its
steady conise across the fair bright
ness az Basil's love dream.
If he had only known, how passion
atcly ne would have taken Lily in his
arms. and borne her far away, where
no enyious hate could step between
them
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08
small, sizes

There is a glove house on broadway,
says The Men York Grtphfc, that has
made itself popular and fashionable
by very simple trick; they make
their gloves lower in proportion TO the
size than anybody else. That Is. a
No. q there IL as big as a No. o any
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-10-08

The postmaster OF Belleyille. Mich,
brags about owning a rooster that
has three wings.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
Training Children.

"Good breeding, like charity, should
begin at home. The days are passed
when children used to rise the momen,
their parents entered the room where
they were, and stand until they had
received permission to sit. But the
mistake is now made usually in the
other direction, OF allowing small boys
and girls too much license to disturb
the peace OF the household.
think the best way to train chill.
dren in courtesy would be to observe
toward them scrupulous politeness
would 60 as far as to say that we
should make it point to listen to
children without interrupting them
and answer them sincerely and re-
specially, as if they were grown up.
And indeed, many OF their wise,
quaint sayings arc far better worth lis.
tenlng to than the stereotyped com
mon places of most morning callers
OF course to allow uninterrupted chat
ter, would be to surrender the repose
of the household, but it is very easy it
children are themselves scrupulously
taught to respect the convenience of
others and to know when TO talk and
when to be silent.
at child is brought up in the con-
slant exercise of courtesy toward
brothers and sisters and playmates, as
well as toward parents and uncles and
aunts, it will have little to learn as it
grows older. know bright and be-
witching child, who was well instruct
ed in table etiquette, but who forgot
her lessons sometimes, rs even older
people do now and then. The arrange.
ment was made with her that, TO
every solecism of this sort she was to
pay fine of five cents, while for
every similar carelessness she should
discover IN her elders, she was to cx-
act a fine of ten cents, their experience
of life being longer than hers. You
may be sure that Mistress Bright Eyes
watched the proceedings at the table
very carefully. No slightest disre-
gard of the most conventional etiquette
escaped her quick vision, and she was
an intlexible creditor and faithful debt
Or. 1t was the prettiest sight to see
her, when conscious of some failure
on her own part, go unhesitatingly to
her money box and pay cheerfully her
little tribute to the outraged prorri- |
eGes."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
Death In Drinking Water

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h,aes ,ro e,osa,a pns; ~ mno re-
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Poan I Ln;,a ea' ., 9, 6,,anna ' /, uni.ss mas
o. .e , uosu Vi T., ni' ,, Is na.e'ai NE
o ,i;,, "a.er al 'i,I snape vi wfig'
% %oid - i NV i,, " .ne eye, even
So nom n1iI ~ W ,t Inc ,'' anu ohiy 70 NC
dr;n Iu ,, ~ t how n;na water
I'LL. Ia,, aHay nav s'sen nv. iiioie pei1na-
,onS; ~ W snaAe 'iian eyer 1h'.
on;,oe,o "na's III, 'e ~ o'nian. nu'
Oh Oh .ha ;as;an " I'm s'Uw anu .nrlve
W Ia an ;,,,'o y, INC ihulsuii'li !.
I'll :, ,anS He nn "no ,, nas sMa'ioWeo IL
,n i.a ~ nc, ieeus upon .Ie vltais anu eX-
';1.;u ms ,oa nlan ,' una s'ren,h' inc
' otui s monuetS WY nc or sue iceis so
iii u o u,;.o fn foaa 'no stomach, loses
"n, a'P soo's ,or ,oou ol e,se grows rave
nasai t ioo, t nei sou u.s., Impressed ana IN
o n,au .e,. VI aoaa,o ouay. nc Unknown
an ma,,o n.susp 'oa,,, iep.lle s.owaway'
IN 49, W %ei ;,s, vi nlon.ns .eiore,
eause go a.,d Ia who pu do,h wa, H. 10 tne
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
Cure for Consumption.

What is likely to bring about com
plete change in the application OF rem
edics to those afflicted with consump-
ton is the new treatment by injections
of carbonic acid gas, now being ex-
perimented with at the Philadelphia
Hospital with gratifying results. The
new method OF treatment was pIacti.
cally introduced at the hospital about
the middle of February. and since that
time number of patients with pull
mOnary troubles have derived great
benefit from it. The carbonic acid gas
| is forced into the intestines. From
two to five pints are administered
twice a day. Ex-Phy stefan in Chief
7. n. Mclaughlin, DIR. r. A. Taylor
and DR.. E. 7. Bruen have been ex-
perimenting, with results that exceed
ed their expectations. Among the
marvellous results is the case of a
woman to whom DR.. Robert A. Tay-
lor, resident physician Mt the Phila-
dclphia Hospital, administered the
gas treatment. The woman was ad-
mitted January 30th, suffering from
"galloping" consumption. She was
rapidly becoming emaciated and ex-
|hausted, and there was u profuse ex-
|pectoration.
Other symptoms manifested them.
selves, and her case was considered q
hopeless one. The treatment was APP
piled February 10, and shortly after
wards there were marked improve
ments in her condition. The respira-
ton and temperature, which were
extremely high, became normal, the
|eApectoration ceased and the patient
began TO improve, and few days ago
she was discharged almost entirely
cured.
"The results thus far obtained have
been of very satisfactory nature, I"
said DIR. Taylor. THE treatment Is a
very beneficial one, but it is now to be
asoertaineI exactly how and in what
parts this treatment of pythsis is
effected. In the case of these patients
there ia perceptible gain in weight,
|expeetoration diminishes and they feel
altogether better. am satisfied that
the good results depend very largely
upon the stopping of the septicpmia
process. 1t will yet be two or three
months before we can ascertain what
the last results will be-"
There are shout twenty five patients
under DIR. Tay!or's treatment tor this
disease, aud perhaps seventy in the
care of other physicians.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
RANDOM NOTES.

Animals require green, succU lent
food In winter; man requires such
during the GUNNER OF toll the garden
supplies 1t. Moral: Build" q gar.
den.
The acreage devoted 10 whest in
California this season il below the
average, and the late grain, of which
there is large amount, Is beginning
to suffer from want of rain.
A paper peach basket, which can
be manufactured for about four cents,
has been invented by'a New Yorker,
and it Is thought will settle the cues.
ton Of "iree baskets" for peaches.
The best and richest OF soils will
become exhausted, unless something Is
used either in the share of chemical
fertilizers, or food from outside be
bought and fed TO stock on the farm,
and returned 10 the land In the shape
of manure.
The first pound, or the first 100
pounds, of beef, mutton or pork is
the most costly. Tie greater the
weight an animal can De made to at
tain ia the shortest period OF time, the
smaller the cost per peund proportion
ately. 1t requires no more labor to
feed q steer weighing 2 900 pounds
than It does to feed a,steer weighing
l 900 pounds.
Nothing is better or cheaper, Us
the Massachusetts, Pl0wman, tan
good fruit raised ON ones own place.
The true way to do, to begin with, is
to get ready to plant out fruit trees
before the spring slips by. Once
having got good start in growing
small fruit for family consumption,
the abundant supply becomes an easy
matter.
No one needs TO tell American or
English farmers that wheat Is one of
the severest crops in taxing fertility,
and that while with cheap labor IL
yield Of six or eight bushels per acre
of I'M erior wheat is at the time profit
able, yet the soil is all the time be-
coming more exhausted. Unless i'm
proved farming reverses this condition
of things, the competition of Indian
wheat growers must be diminished by
sell exhaustion, against which no in
crease of railway facilities can avail.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
A CUTE YANKEE.

The Los Ageles, CAL, real estate
agents are sharp, and can drive bar
gain as we'll as the next one, but &C
cssionally they come in contact with
a regular Old-fashioned down .east
Yank," and then 1t Is diamond cut
diamond. A gentleman, an Eastern
man himself, relates the following: A
shrewd Boston gentleman, one OF
means, and one ever on the barter and
trade. concluded to invest something
in the Los Angeles boom-to purchase
little by way of speculation. lie
made known his intention, and soon
was besiegcd by the real estate dealers,
who for days besieged him. and talked
of orange groves and glorious climate,
from morning till night, Finally be
selected four town lots, and dickered
for some days on the price asked,
which was two thousand dollars, or
five hundred dollars lot, Finally
the price was reduced to sixteen hun
dred dollars, and he was assured, on
the honor of the real estate agent, that
he would double his money within one
year.
"It 1t is such a splendid investment
why don't you carry them yoursclfr'
asked the Yank.
~ am carrying oil can now.
would carry those, too, If l had the
means. l tell you, Ell, you will double
your money in one year, you will
treble il in twor'
swell, III call andSee you again to-
morrow" replied the Eastern specu-
lator, as he left for his hotel.
The next morning the Bostonite
stepped into Los Angeles bank, and ,
asking for the cashier. said he would
like TO borrow small cum upon some
valuable real estate. The accommo-
dating bank official asked for a de.
scrip,ion Of the property, which was
given, and took down a map and 10.
Gated the property without difficulty.
He said:
"How much do you want on that
propertys"
The Eastern man replied:
"Well, about two hundred dollars
say fifty dollars on a lot"
Closing up the map, the cashier
showed it carelessly to one side, and
said:
"We don't care to make the loan. !"
"Why not?" asked the Bostonite.
sis not the security sufficient for that
amount2"
''Oh, yes" replied the bank official,
''your security isvery good; but, then,
We don't want it."
The Bostonite quickly left the bank,
chuckling in his sleeve, and made a
Decline for the real estate agent. AS
he entered the Office the latter said:
swell, so you've come to take those
lots, have your"
''Say, look here, young man, how
much money can l borrow on those
lots?"
"Oh, l don't know: you ought to
be able to borrow sixteen hundred dol
lars on them"
"Well, I've been all over town,
tried all the banks at fifty dollars q
lot, and they won't talk business al
that price. Good-day."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

DIR. SHINING White Pulmonic Balsam
ths gre at le ,ding lung remedy Of Will
minxton, Del, is still making astonish
ing cares of throat aud lung diseases
insomuch that It Is now sought after
almost Universally with the utmost con
6denca. As curative remedy fol
coughs, core throat, colds, hoarssRess
group, etc j., 1t Ia l OF easily bea'; Doc. and
81; sold by dealers. Depot Fourth ond
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh tina,
Contain Mercury,


Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the
. :nso Of smell and completely deran &c
10 whole system when entering II
through the mucus surfaces. such ar.
ticles should never be- used except on
prescri ptious from reputable p b ysicisns,
Is the damage they will do are ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Caiarrh Cure, manu-.
featured by f. j. Cheney & 90 Toledo,
o, contains no mercury and Is taken
Internally and acts directly upon the
blood aud mucus surfaces of the sys-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure that you get the genuine. 1t Ia
taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio. by +. j. Cheney s. Co.
~ Sold by druggists. Price 75c. per
both.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03


Tho following described real estate. viz:
All the undivided ono halt Lart Of all
those certain lote, sc.
NO. l. A lot OF land eitusted a, Hare's
Corner In New Castle Hundred. Sew Gas
tie County, Delaware. bou aoed and do.
scrioed 40 follows, to wit: At tho in'ersec
ton OF the New Castle and french Town
turnpike and the State Road leading from
Wilmington to Hod Lion ou the nor.herlY
sido OF the turnpike and easterly side Of the
state Road, formerly called tho Kings Road
and lands OF the New Castle COMMONS
No. 2 A lot OF land situate at Hare't
OornU at tho Intersection OF the Sta,e koad
leading from Hare's Corner to Chri ;tiana
, on the wost side OF the State hoad ard the
northerly side OF Christiana Road bounded
by the Aforesaid read and lands of the New
CASTLE commonwealth two-story and a.hali
frame dwelling house thereon erected.
No All that triangular lot or parsel OF
land situated at Hare's Corner at tue inter-
| section OF the New Oastle and Frerchtown
turnpike and the road loading from Hsre's
Corner to UhrisItana on the westerly side OF
the turnpike and southerly side ofthe Chris
t'aEa Road. bounded by the Aforesaid road
and lands o. ames Mccoy with two story
frame dwelling house, wheeiwright and
blacksmith shops there IN erected.
Seized and taKen In execu ton as the iron
er'y Of George W. Morrieop, and TO be sold
by GILES la 1BSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, WILMINGTON, ADril IS
1887. a2O.eod ia
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,.
When she was Uhitd, She cried for CastOria
When she bee anne Miss, size clung TO Castoria
Enen she had Chillrel. ses * We them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
TIME ARTISRNS' SAVING BANK.
NO. BO2 MAkKET sTREEE.


INCORPORATED. FEBRUARY 28, 1881
Opento roceiye deposits daily from o. m
anil p. M, and on Tuesday Ind Saturday
evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
Tho chartor Of the bank provides that oil
profits upon its investments, except so mrcf
IS isre3 uired for the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus for tho so
curity OF deposirofs, shall be divided amona
the depositors.
No manager 10 allowed to borrow any par
or the funds eeposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George VI. Bush, y. Allen Hiilos,
M. L. Lichenstetn, Geo. 5. Oapelie,
Ohae, W Rowland N. X. Benson,
los. L., CARPENTER, .ir., j OBJ II. Jackson,
YIN, II. Swift, Henry +. Duro,
Anthony higgins, Edward Pussy,
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANEUOH MORTGAGES,
ifRo. W. .RUaH, GEO. :. CAPRLLR,
Pre.ident. Nice-pesiden..
Z. +. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
10 INV jos. Ill. MATnsR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03


'ffe following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lo;, p Iece or oarceI OF land
with two story brick dwelling house there.
on ereo.sd. situate In the city O; Whining
ton, Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit
Beginning at a point on the westerly eide
of Kirkwcod street ri the distance Of 1872 feet
iuches Lorth~esterly from the northcry
side Of Fontu street at the cent.e OF tha
party division wall dividing the house on
this lot from the house adjoining GA she
south, thence westerly parallel with Tenth
street passing tarous h the centre OF said d.
vision wall 20 fee. and 81 iJches to the
westerly sido Of 4 feet vice alley, themes
northeriy along said side OF said alley u
foe. inches to corner, theme, east sly
parallel with Tenth street 70 feet ~ inches
to the Aforesaid side of Kirkwood sIfest, aDd
thonce thereby southerly IA feet inches TO
the place Of beginning, be the contents
within sa1d bounds what they may. with tho
use OF alley. Book u, Vol. II, page le3.
SeiGet and taken In execution as the prop.
cry OF MahlOn NJ. Uhild and Mary M.
Child. his wife. and I. {, and to be sold BY
GILES LAMbSON, Sheriff.
Sherit's [ flee. Wilmington, April ls,
1857. a20.eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

CHERIFF'S 5ALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Owrit Of Fenditioni Exponas to me directed
will DO expo, cd to public eale, at tho Jef1 ~
son House, now occupied by A. H. Padburg
10 tho city Of New CASTLE, new CASTLE humid
rod, in New CASTLE county, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE trH DAY OF MAY, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

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,ni.,a, AZ lauaaretr,en e aa cham
.,stlts l;ss. Ku.ersnce R, J. !
irgl untge street n1
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

lMlp..s ',.lbg pfs.sel1. Apply
a ss.sI,hLa, sOa.h Of oAF a,s ana
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

->I,,ti,L YOUNG MAN
~ aaron b or a snail place near
" R.yhuLDS, Norway Lawn
W.. AZ. lts
tEav!'ue. -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

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|lylb-' Al. 81 sorry front
rta3,e ~ Han @''' a1s-6t'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

-,s,,-IIuY TO MAKE WIN
|is w. ~ ~ %; good wages 70 compe 20.
Mrt HUD3ES, NO. 1903 W e
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

l,y,,l-, YOUNG MAN WITH =
si,ai IA )erisn,e q the a q, y
ilrsg urus C.erE, this cmce
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03

IlSfEp- r ~ n, hoials, restaurants OF
psl.s', tsl e,t ~ ps ecc,nmodstod. ~ py
EuAe WnaIHeN l30-tf
arnnss street -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-03
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